Maybe. But you need to give us more background info.

About Us- hands-free binocular glasses
Johannes Büttgenbach, who had his classic cars listed on the afore-mentioned site, told me about his unique, new product ("Fernsichtbrille," as it is called in Germany).

“I’m an avid theatergoer and Binoculites are a godsend! They make everything twice as close so I can really see the expressions of the actors. “Unlike binoculars and opera glasses, I don’t have to hold them (which gets tiring!) and I don’t have to move my head back and forth too much.

http://www.binoculite.com/about_us.html

if you just mean an ordinary pair of glasses which are not "reading glasses", it could just be "glasses for long-sightedness" - the two main types of defective vision are "short-sightedness' (myopia) and "long-sightedness" (hyperopia). However, whether these glasses are commonly called "Fernsichtbrillen", I'm not sure - google references to "Fernsichtbrillen" tend to describe opera-type glasses, as in Kim's "binocular glasses"

Would be my guess